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High variability of HTLV-I in a remote population of Gabon as compared to that of a similar population of French Guiana.

Virus genes - 1 Dec 2001

Moynet D, Pouliquen J F, Londos-Gagliardi D, Buigues R P, Moreau J F, Bedjabaga I, Georges M C, Talarmin A, Joubert M, Fleury H, Vincendeau P, Guillemain B

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An anomalous high frequency of ATL was observed in a remote 'noir maroons' village of French Guiana. Since it is not clear if HTLV-I is responsible for different frequencies of disease in different geographical areas, we undertook a comparison of the population with a similar one located in Gabon...

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PMID: 11778693
DOI: 10.1023/a:1012513121028

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